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This film is based on Ernest Tedeman's best-selling novel of the same name. The plot is quite simple, telling the thrilling story of black detective Schefte being hired to rescue the gangster's daughter. However, the film has smooth narrative, compact rhythm, clever suspense and strong appreciation. It can be said that this is one of the few popular black movies in Hollywood. From directors to actors, all the actors were played by blacks, which was even more rare in Hollywood in the 1970s.

From a historical perspective, Detective shafter has opened up a new field for black films. The black role is no longer a vulnerable group being bullied, or just a walk-on role. Black people can also be positive heroes, or they can be as resourceful and fearless as white people. Shafter, played by Richard Landtey, has also become a classic figure on the screen. Just last year, samuel jackson, a famous black movie star, made a remake of this film, which once again attracted widespread attention.

blazing addles( 1974)

This story happened in the western frontier period. A railway worker and an alcoholic black gunman stopped the plot of a local lawyer in a mistake. After eliminating all the bad guys, the gunman became the first black sheriff in the area. From today's perspective, the plot, characters and actions of the film are quite exaggerated, but the lively and humorous style is obvious.

Scorching Saddle is a typical black comedy, and this popular style has continued to this day. Comedians such as eddie murphy, martin lawrence and chris tucker are all models of this road.

Guess who's coming to dinner (1967)

The story happened in a wealthy white family. In order to welcome the only daughter who returned from overseas and the son-in-law who had never met before, the Drydens carefully prepared a sumptuous dinner. The daughter arrived as scheduled. To the surprise of the two old people, their son-in-law turned out to be a black man. Although the black son-in-law is highly educated and has his own clinic in Switzerland, it seems that the Drydens can't accept the present reality. ...

Guess Who's Coming to Dinner is the most important film about black people in the 1960s in America. The film is directed by Hollywood sociologist Stanley kramer and starred by Sidney Porter, the first black Oscar winner. Although the comic plot weakens the film's due criticism, it still faithfully reproduces the social situation of racial discrimination in the United States in the 1960 s. The solid scenes and excellent performance level are the fundamental reasons why this film ranks first among black films.

Abide by the rules of the game (1989)

Director Spike Lee is the pride of the black film industry, and Obey the Rules is his famous work. Set in Brooklyn, new york, the film shows the audience an explosion caused by racial issues. Once the film came out, it caused great repercussions in the United States. Spike's almost radical attitude on racial issues clearly divided his audience into two types, either absolutely supporting or absolutely opposing. Spike Lee, who was in his early thirties, won two Oscar nominations and was selected for Cannes Film Festival, becoming the most influential black director in the United States.

BlackLikeMe( 1964)

The film is based on real events. In order to write a report about racial discrimination, John Hutton, a white journalist, disguised as a black man and went to the southern region, proving the seriousness of racial problems in the United States with his own personal experience.

Superfly (1972)

In the 1970s, Super Fly was another black blockbuster after Sherlock Ford. Unlike the latter, this film is about the criminal experience of a villain. Interestingly, Gordon Parks Jr., the director of this film, is the son of Gordon Parks, the director of shafter. The achievements made by Parks and his son in the field of commercial films set a valuable symbol for future black directors.

Badasong of "Sweet, Sweet Back" (1971)

Before the appearance of this film, most of the black characters in the film were manor slaves, porters or servants and nannies in railway stations, and Melvin van Pibres, as a black man, changed everything with his works. The hero of Song of the Sweet Baker was born in poverty, but he was determined to make a difference in business. Through his unremitting efforts, he finally became a white-dominated upper class.

Root (1982)

This TV movie is probably the most familiar black film and television work in China. Roots reflects the history and suffering of black Americans through the experience of blood and tears of a black family, but its true and profound social significance is still not outdated.

Ms. Blue (1972)

The Blues Girl is a biographical film, which shows the audience the legendary experience of Billie Halliday, a famous blues singer. Black people are a race with high artistic talent, and their achievements in music, art and other fields make the world sit up and take notice. Billy Holiday is a representative of black artists. The selection of this relatively lengthy film into the "Top Ten Black Films" naturally adds a respect.

The birth of a country (19 15)

The Birth of a Country is not a real black film, but it reflects the tradition of discriminating against blacks in the southern United States. Although director Griffith is regarded as the originator of modern movies, as a southerner, he has a narrow view of blacks and even the North. In this absolutely handed down work of art, Griffith insisted on putting the root of the civil war on blacks, and even beautified the notorious extremist organization Klan.